The part of a sentence "the construction started" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in the middle or at the beginning of a sentence, such as: "The construction started early this morning."
"When the construction started, they started digging underneath the sea," the pro-A.K.P. fisherman said.
The agency said the ambient level was 48 decibels, which rose to 54 decibels when the construction started.
Anthony was on campus when the construction started, but his first visit inside the center was Sunday after the Knicks' practice.
In 1957 the construction started, and when it was completed in 1961 it was hailed as the most ambitious inner-city development of its time.
Other neighbors said they had noticed structural damage to their own homes, including cracks in the walls and bricks falling off their facades, since the construction started a few months ago.
But before the construction started in 1999, Federal Aviation Agency engineers and air traffic controlers who would be working in the tower wanted to make sure nothing would block their view.
Plans for the tunnel arose in the 1980s; construction started in 1997 and the tunnel opened on 27 December 2000.
The TGD construction started in 1994 and the dam body was completed in 2006.
After the revised plans were approved by the authorities, construction started in August 1914.
"Once the construction starts, the market could easily change," she said.
"Otherwise, if the construction starts, and the building moves quickly, there is a risk that the public improvements that were promised will get left behind," Mr. Paley said.
